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Design funds secured for Irish rail expansion

21 Jul 20 The European Union has awarded a grant worth €8.8m (£8m) for design work to expand the Dublin Area Rapid Transit (Dart) network.

Deanestor wins fit-out contract for £68m campus

21 Jul 20 Morrison 麻豆社 has awarded Deanestor a fit-out contract worth over £1m for work on the Barony Campus in East Ayrshire.

Morrisroe acquires demolition specialist

21 Jul 20 Brian Morrisroe, owner and chief executive of the Morrisroe Group, has acquired a majority shareholding in neighbouring demolition specialist Cantillon.

Scape rejigs national frameworks to keep contractors on their toes

21 Jul 20 Public sector procurement specialist Scape Group is revamping its national construction frameworks and seeking contractors to share a potential £13bn of work.

Transformation of Inverness Castle moves forward

20 Jul 20 Highland Council can now embark on its planned transformation of Inverness Castle into a visitor attraction following the purchase of the South Tower.

Skanska wins £37m Swindon office scheme

20 Jul 20 Skanska has won a £37.2m contract to construct a new office building in Swindon for Zurich Insurance.

High hopes for Building Safety Bill

20 Jul 20 Today sees the publication of draft legislation that the government describes as the biggest changes to building safety for nearly 40 years.

Material suppliers invited to £500m framework

20 Jul 20 Procurement organisation Fusion21 is launching a nationwide framework for the supply of building materials to public sector construction projects

Acciona team chosen for $2.8bn Vancouver subway

20 Jul 20 A joint venture of Acciona and Ghella has been named as preferred bidder for the Broadway Subway project in Vancouver, Canada.

Lockdown revisited: UK construction rises to the challenge

17 Jul 20 Devastating though the Covid-19 lockdown has been, construction of the NHS Nightingale hospitals provided a showcase for industry expertise

Scotland allocates £10m for pop-up bus infrastructure

17 Jul 20 Scottish local authorities are being given funding to support the rapid deployment of infrastructure that prioritises buses.

CIBSE updates sustainability guide

17 Jul 20 The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has published a new guide to energy-efficient buildings.

Special application lighting tower

17 Jul 20 Italy’s Trime Group has launched a lighting tower specifically for the mining industry but it may find uses in other applications.

JS Wright wins £8m Bermondsey M&E package

17 Jul 20 Mechanical and electrical services specialist JS Wright has won an £8m contract from developer London Square to fit out homes on a scheme in Bermondsey.

Morgan Sindall wins £15m Oxford library revamp

16 Jul 20 The University of Oxford has selected Morgan Sindall 麻豆社 for a £15m project to build a home for its first new college in three decades, Reuben College.

Keltbray eyes more public sector work after profits dive

16 Jul 20 Keltbray has posted financial results showing strong growth in turnover but a similarly marked fall in pre-tax profits.

Atkins beds in with Thames Water in £20m partnership deal

16 Jul 20 Consulting engineer Atkins, part of the SNC-Lavalin group, has been named strategic delivery partner to Thames Water for its AMP7 capital programme.

Roller coasters: The more complicated the better

15 Jul 20 The refurbishment of the UK’s tallest rollercoaster is the first of many complex projects for the industry’s youngest steelwork fabricator – at least, that’s the hope of its managing director, Jarrod Hulme. He spoke to David Taylor

BAM gets go-ahead for Falklands port

15 Jul 20 BAM Nuttall is set to start work at the end of this month on a new port for the Falklands Islands.

McCarthy & Stone lets go of its building chief

15 Jul 20 McCarthy & Stone has let go of chief operating officer Nigel Turner after just 18 months in the job.

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